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Straight to Work: Newcomers key to 2014 success

The elite talent Texas A&M is bringing to campus won't have time to gestate. True and redshirt freshmen are set up to play meaningful snaps at several positions — and some must for the Aggies to get by.
By Billy Liucci
July 2, 2014
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1. DE Myles Garrett: As everyone knows, the Aggies need a pass rush in the worst way. The nation’s No. 1 overall recruit is not only a freakish athletic talent (he’s long, strong, quick and ridiculously fast), he also possesses tremendous natural moves and skills off the edge. A likely day-one starter who could emerge as a true difference-maker early in his freshman season.
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